Liam Brickhill

The two countries are on opposite ends of the game's solar system, which is why a rare India tour is a big opportunity for Zimbabwe

Al-Amin Hossain and Mustafizur Rahman share four wickets to restrict Zimbabwe despite Brendan Taylor's unbeaten 59

Batsman hits unbeaten 62 before bowlers come to fore as first T20I follows same script as ODI series

Tamim Iqbal also cracked a century as Bangladesh cruised to a 123-run victory and 3-0 series win

Zimbabwe fought back bravely, with Tiripano scoring a fifty, but in the end it wasn't enough

Bangladesh registered their largest victory in ODIs in terms of margin of runs

Zimbabwe were bowled out before tea on the fourth day

Their utter domination with the bat was followed up with the ball, with Nayeem picking wickets off successive balls in the very first over of Zimbabwe's second innings

Jayed's four-for reined in Zimbabwe's first dig, and their bowlers were made to toil as Bangladesh seized control

Two men stood head and shoulders above everyone else on an attritional day as Zimbabwe compiled 228 for 6 in Mirpur.

A family of cricket tragics has always made its presence felt at Harare Sports Club, right since the inaugural Test in 1992

The 24 year-old is already one of South Africa's senior players but he still has to prove he is a good batsman in spinning conditions

Six South African players to keep an eye on during their Test series against India in October

CSA is concerned about WPCA's administrative and financial affairs as well as possible disruption caused by a big construction project at the ground

The opener admitted, however, that some players who were part of the 3-0 defeat on the previous India tour might be carrying 'a bit of baggage'

Former South Africa fast bowler Makhaya Ntini's 19-year-old son was the youngest among the six wild-card picks

The Zimbabwe captain's 42-ball knock powered his side to their first-ever T20I victory over Afghanistan

Richmond Mutumbami's fight in vain as Zimbabwe collapse in a heap

"You can see the team starting to bond more and more, and come together more as a unit," the Zimbabwe allrounder says

Ryan Burl's counterattacking fifty and a screamer in the deep went in vain as his team couldn't close the game out even after having Bangladesh at 60 for 6